Sister Wives is 2025 Oscar-Eligible Short
In the short film “Sister Wives” Director/Star Louisa Connolly-Burnham plays Kaidence, the wife of a polygamous husband (Mormon) who must welcome a new wife, 19-year-old Galilee, into her home. Mia McKenna-Bruce plays Galilee. This is actually streaming on Channel 14, which, I…
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Vivian Kerr’s Earnest Sibling Drama Will Have You Rooting For A Character Who’s Difficult To Love
There's a fine line a storyteller must walk when it comes to complicated protagonists, especially when they are women. Give them too many flaws, have them make too many mistakes, and an unforgiving audience might instantly write them off as…
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‘Silo’ Season 2 Episode 5 Recap
Editor's note: The below recap contains spoilers for Silo Season 2 Episode 5. The halfway point in Silo Season 2's journey has arrived, and after last week's intense cliffhanger, writer Jenny DeArmitt-Stran and director Amber Templemore's "Descent" is less action-packed…
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‘Elsbeth’ Season 2 Episode 7 Recap
Editor's note: The below recap contains spoilers for Elsbeth Season 2 Episode 7. Talk about a big week on Elsbeth! After months of working alongside the NYPD, Elsbeth Tascioni (Carrie Preston) is back in the courtroom and in a new…
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Good One Review: A Quietly Powerful Drama
Good One is a compelling directorial debut from India Donaldson that delves into the intricacies of family dynamics, personal growth, and the unspoken tensions that often linger in shared silences. With an intimate setting, a minimalist narrative approach, and deeply…
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‘Matlock’ Episode 8 Recap – A New Suspect Emerges in Matty’s Investigation
Editor's note: The below recap contains spoilers for Matlock Episode 8. Alfie (Aaron Harris) and Edwin (Sam Anderson) are back for the Matlock winter finale, and Matty (Kathy Bates) is once again trying to have it all. This week, Alfie…
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Cat Meets Mouse in Netflix’s Wildly Entertaining Action Thriller
For many, there’s nothing more stressful than going to the airport. From your aggressively impatient fellow travelers, stress-inducing flight delays, and of course, the dreaded TSA security checkpoint. And while the holiday season for many is a time of joy…
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Taron Egerton’s Uneven Netflix Thriller Gets More Fun As It Dumbs Down
For at least the first half of Carry-On, I often noticed my thoughts wandering away from the action onscreen. This is something I pay attention to more closely when watching to review – it's always notable when a movie doesn't…
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Middle-earth Meets Game of Thrones
The War of the Rohirrim takes us back to Middle-earth, but this time, it’s animated. While this stylistic shift might initially feel jarring for fans of the live-action Lord of the Rings films, the movie carves out its own niche…
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‘Dirty Angels’ Review – Eva Green and Martin Campbell’s Action Thriller Is No ‘Casino Royale’
When we think of our later-in-life directors still plugging away, we tend to focus on the heavyweights: Martin Scorsese at 82; George Miller and Steven Spielberg in their late 70s. Heck, Clint Eastwood made his latest movie in his early…
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The Fab Five Hits the Jackpot With Las Vegas Love Letter and a New Design Expert
Editor's Note: Spoilers ahead for Season 9 of Queer Eye. For Season 9, Queer Eye heads to Las Vegas to help a plethora of individuals change their lives. In each episode, the Fab Five continues to bring their expertise to…
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Elton John: Never Too Late Review
Elton John: Never Too Late pulls back the curtain on one of the biggest names in pop and rock, highlighting his career and struggles in wonderful detail. While many documentaries and biopics deliver a stylized version of the subject's own…
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